Working back mathematical calculation
Hi everyone
I'm building further on this and need another round of assistance to calculate subtotal values, but only if certain conditions are met. (Im assuming IF/Vlookup?)
attached example will better explain (I hope and trust) and the outcome should be the total of all "once-off" items (added together if it overlaps with another).
This is just a follow-on from your earlier thread, isn't it?
NO HELP TO BE OFFERED YET, please.
Ali
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Well, it didn't make much sense to me when I first read it anyway.Originally Posted by AliGW
Pete
I'm likely to close this and unsolve the original - I don't think it warrants a new thread, but I need a response from the OP first.
Hi AliGW
Being new to this, Im not sure what I am doing wrong - please guide me so I can do it correctly?
Yes, it is a follow up on earlier post.
Ill await your guidence if I am using this forum incorrectly - apologies.
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It would be easier to keep everything under one roof.
I am closing this thread, but you may continue here in the original thread: https://www.excelforum.com/excel-for...ider-zero.html
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